tribunal sentences the former bosnian serb commander to life in prison for atrocities that he committed during the bosnian war. i'm sorry kelly thanks for joining us zimbabwe's former vice president emerson and not god has arrived back in harare in preparation to take power after president robert mugabe's shock resignation i'm not gaga had fled to south africa earlier this month after being fired by mugabe a short while a back addressed his supporters outside of the headquarters of the ruling zanu p.f. party. crowds in herat a welcome home their hero. and emerson and god failed to disappoint. it didn't take him long to connect with his supporters. was. there some. real sense or the. do oh the journey through to them but you know how good. we were to get it was. not only going to be the one this is not going to be. your hopes. his return follows a historic day in zimbabwe on tuesday the speaker of parliament announced that robert mugabe had resigned after thirty seven years in power. harare celebrated the beginning of a new chapter in zimbabwe's history. today though as we're squarely on

in the 1990s, during the bosnian war, men he commanded killed thousands of non—serbs, and forced hundredsnds more from their homes. his alleged plan had been to ethnically cleanse serbia, targeting muslim bosnians and bosnian serbs. translation: i didn't think they would kill so many people, but in the end they even killed children — 1a,15,16 years old — and men over 70. i couldn't believe that they would kill people like that. mladic is considered to have been one of the key architects of the siege of sarajevo in 1992, in which an estimated 10,000 people died. and in 1995 his forces massacred more than 8000 men and boys, at the supposedly un safe haven of srebrenica. over five days, they reportedly machine—gunned them in groups of ten, before they were buried by bulldozers in mass graves. mladic faces two counts of genocide and nine counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity. he was charged in 1995, and then went on the run for 16 years, until finally being arrested in 2011. his trial began soon after, at the hague. that's the place where the mass execution took place. i could see

tribunal sentences the former bosnian serb commander to life in prison for atrocities he committed during the bosnian war also coming up. a new day and a new leader for zimbabwe supporters of incoming president emerson god what are lighting up the streets of harare to welcoming welcome him back home after robert mugabe stunning resignation on tuesday is due to be sworn in as president on friday. and i north korean soldier defects to the south we have the footage of his daring escape as he crosses the border under heavy fire. on little rock it's a pleasure to be with you about the former bosnian serb army chief accused of leading the massacre of eight thousand muslim men and boys has been found guilty of war crimes crimes against humanity and genocide judges at the u.n. tribunal in the hague have sentenced mothers to life in prison let's listen to the presiding judge reading out the ruling earlier today. the chamber finds. guilty as a member of first joint command enterprises of the following counts count to genocide count three persecution the crime against humanity all the atrocities com

court have found the former bosnian serb army chief. guilty of war crimes and genocide they sentenced him to life in prison under a lot of his command serb troops massacred thousands of muslim bosniak men and boys in the town of srebrenica in one nine hundred ninety five. now over covers up a massive data breach christof koch or has the details coming right up and business . your children like chocolate.

i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us judges in the hague have found the former bosnian serb army chief fred kolata sht. guilty of war crimes crimes against humanity and genocide and they have sense and sam to life in prison the charges were related to the massacre of thousands of muslim bosniak men and boys in the town of srebrenica in one thousand nine hundred five that was carried out by serb troops under lot of his command here's what judges in the un tribunals said as they read out the ruling a short while ago the chamber finds. guilty as a member of first joint criminal enterprises of the following cones count to genocide count three persecution the crime against humanity let's go right to our correspondent catherine martens she is standing by outside the courthouse in the hague and has been following the story for us hi catherine so right coladas found guilty on ten of eleven counts tell us more about how today's hearing on folded. well the judge has started on the very top of the average ten a.m. here in the hague in the ice city while just behind me so they started t

ratko mladic commanded serb forces in the bosnian war. now facing a verdict on an enormous catalogue of war crimes, including genocide. it has taken six years to try. four days ago marked two decades since ratko mladic became the commander of the main staff of the army of republika srpska, the vrs. on that day he assumed the mantle of realising, through military might, the criminal goals of ethnically cleansing much of bosnia. musreta sivac was a judge herself in the north—western town of prijedor when serb troops took it over in may 1992. she was fired and became one of thousands of muslims sent to 0marska, an iron ore plant that would become infamous as a camp where, in a few months, 700 inmates died. 0marska was the product of what was called ethnic cleansing — driving non—serbs out of much of bosnia. 37 women were used to serve in the camps dining hall. during the day, they could hear torture going on in their nearby dormitories, and night brought its own anguish. haunting music. i have to admit — somewhat ashamed to admit it — that i

tribunal sentences the former bosnian serb commander to life in prison for atrocities he committed during the bosnian war also on the show a new day and a new leader for zimbabwe supporters of incoming president emerson god are lining the streets of harare to welcome him back home that's after robert mugabe's stunning resignation on choose state brought almost four decades of offshore tarion rule to an end in gaza is due to be sworn in as president of zimbabwe on friday. and guber covers up a massive hack attack data from fifty seven million customers exposed but the right sharing company kept it under wraps and then paid the hackers to delete the stolen information. on leyla iraq thank you very much for your company and that's the former bosnian serb army chief accused of leading the massacre of eight thousand muslim men and boys has been found guilty of war crimes crimes against humanity and genocide judges at the u.n. tribunal in the hague have sentenced moderates to life in prison here's what the presiding judge had to say as he read out the ruling earlier today. the chamber finds. gu

former bosnian serb military sentenced toladic life in prison after being found guilty on 10 out of 11 counts of war crimes. --ng the charges against him ordering the m massacre of 8000 muslim men and boys at srebrenica. lelebanese prime minisister saad hariri says s he is putting his offefer to resign on hold after the president asked him to reconsider. hariri first announced the shock resignation almost three weeks ago from saudi arabia. its firstet to get new president in nearly four decades. the recently fired vice in glory returning after 93-year-old robert mugabe finally resigned. hour, inng up this business, uber is now facing several investigations over a massive security breach affecting some 50 million of its users worldwide. more on that in our business update, but first our top story, live from paris. former bosnian serb commander ratko mladic has been sentenced to life in prison by the international criminal tribunal for thee former yugoslavia. he was found guilty on 10 out of 11 counts of war crimes at his trial at the hague. dic was accused of genocide and crimes against

tribunal sentences former bosnian serb commander ratko blodgett to life in prison for atrocities committed during the bosnian war. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us symbiote was former vice president emerson and now gaga has arrived home in preparation to take power after president robert mugabe is shock resignation a short while aback he addressed his supporters outside of the headquarters of the ruling zanu p.f. party let's listen in to what he have to say. we'll send it. to you for joining me but i'm susan stamberg you. harm good. we were good it. was. the. only clue. this is not right. for let's back and journalist way to lovo who joins us from harare for more so ray you just heard a pretty rousing speech there i think it's fair to say did the former vice president tell the people what they wanted to hear. if and you for having me the former vice president or financially having everyone doing well come in useful troops are winning over the people that are looking for to your turn after you know after the mob we're almost two weeks. into the usual job speaking

the former bosnian serb military chief. been sentenced to life in prison he was found guilty on ten charges including genocide and crimes against humanity during the bosnian war nottage was convicted of the massacre of more than eight thousand muslim men and boys. in one thousand nine hundred five the saudi led coalition's announced it will reopen yemen's main international airport and a vital port to let humanitarian aid into the country the closure of yemen's main air land and sea ports two weeks ago following a massive i'm sorry a missile assault by who theory rebels and led to crippling aid shortages about seven million people in yemen depend entirely on food aid four million rely on a group just for clean water and leading palestinian political factions including hamas and fatah have agreed to hold elections by the end of next year the group has made the joint statement following reconciliation talks in cairo last month hamas agreed to cede powers in gaza to the palestinian authority in a deal mediated by egypt those ar

the butcher of bosnia is guilty of genocide and war crimes and un tribunals sentences the former bosnian serb commander to life in prison for atrocities he committed during the bosnian war also on the show a new day and a new leader for isn't bob way supporters of incoming president emerson gaga are lining the streets of harare to welcome him back home that's after robert mugabe stunning resignation on true state brought almost four decades of author tearing rule to an end god was due to be sworn in as the president of zimbabwe on friday. plus a change of heart lebanon's prime minister hits the pas button putting his resignation on hold so heavy made the announcement a day after returning home to beirut in just three weeks after he suddenly stepped down while in saudi arabia so what's behind this latest twist we'll get the details from beirut. and britain hikes funding for braggs it as it slashes growth forecasts for the next five years when you more and business. thank you very much for your company. the former bosnian serb army chief accused of leaving some leading the massacre of eight tho

tribunal sentences former bosnian serb commander of rochel blodgett's to life in prison for atrocities committed during the bosnian war. and what is next for germany has politicians here seek a way out of the deadlock created by failed coalition talks could the social democrats be rethinking their opposition to governing together with angela merkel's conservatives we will have the latest on the negotiations. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. zimbabwe's former vice president everson has arrived back in harare in preparations to take power after president robert mugabe's shock resignation. had fled to south africa earlier this month after being fired by mugabe a short while back he addressed his supporters outside of the headquarters of the ruling zanu p.f. party. crowds in harare a welcome home their hero. and emerson and god failed to disappoint. it didn't take him long to connect with his supporters boris of. course. we. didn't know you i mean. this. was. his return follows a historic day in zimbabwe on tuesday the speaker of parliament announced that rober

the former bosnian serb military chief has been sentenced to life in prison he was convicted of the massacreof eight thousand muslim men and boys at trouble nine hundred ninety five during the bosnian war glad it was found guilty on ten charges of genocide crimes and crimes against humanity. leading palestinian political factions including hamas and fatah have agreed to hold elections by the end of next year last month hamas agreed to cede powers and gaza to the palestinian authority and the president of france says the u.n. security council should consider sanctions on libya if it does not act on human trafficking in money or mark wrong condemned auctioning of refugees as a crime against humanity during a meeting in paris with the president of guinea alpha condé it follows videos appearing to show african refugees being sold as slaves in libya those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness that's watching back about. fifteen page a serious debate. from. al-jazeera.

guilty of genocide on war crimes a former bosnian serb coming back a moderate sentenced to life in jail. wow a surprise reversal he quits just a few weeks ago but lebanon's prime minister now says his resignation is on hold. on dramatic video emerges the moment a north korean soldier makes his escape to the south. thank follow the mount who will become the next president of zimbabwe says the country is witnessing a new stage of democracy the former vice president a miss and was addressing files of cheering supporters in the capital harare following the resignation of robert mugabe after thirty seven years in power. to do . this. oh for you i mean foley was. the way your money this source is. said brown not only on this from the world one. person from a resident of the. east not. from our great. we've all we always or we've said. run a very nice thank you for the hour. let's take you live to the capital harare and speaks al-jazeera the media minnesota made up we have a triumphant in god while there but what is he promised to do when he's actually in charge. well his promise to jobs and p

those responsible for what he calls her end as atrocities in northern rakhine state the former bosnian serbmilitary chief has been sentenced to life in prison he was convicted of the massacre of eight thousand muslim men and boys a tribe in one thousand nine hundred five during the bosnian war that it was found guilty on ten charges of genocide war crimes and crimes against humanity. the saudi led coalition says it will reopen yemen's main airport and the vital seaport of the data to let in humanitarian aid ports were closed to weeks ago after who the rebels fatah missile towards the saudi capital riyadh yemen struggling to deal with a famine and the world's worst cholera outbreak leading palestinian political factions including hamas and fatah have agreed to hold elections by the end of next year the group's made the joint statement following reconciliation talks in cairo last month house agreed to cede powers in gaza to the palestinian authority. well those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after the stream. africa going through seismic changes country stands out because

and the former bosnian serb military chief has been sentenced to life in prison he was convicted of the massacre of eight thousand muslim men and boys. in one thousand nine hundred five join the bosnian war but it was found guilty on ten charges of genocide war crimes and crimes against humanity . prime minister hariri has put his resignation on hold after returning home from saudi arabia he's back in beirut suddenly resigning and more than two weeks ago in the country and to political uncertainty. he came home to take part in independence day celebrations eighteen days after announcing his resignation in saudi arabia it was the first time saddam had eaten has been back in beirut since that unexpected announcement and. he was received as a prime minister and warmly greeted by the president who publicly accused saudi arabia of forcing her to resign and preventing him from leaving the country the saudis said they feared for his life back home. did say he would clarify his political position once back in lebanon and it seems a compromise deal has been worked out how d.d. suspended his resi

tribunal sentences the former bosnian serb commander to life in prison for atrocities committed during the bosnian war we'll hear more from our correspondent . also coming up a new era begins in zimbabwe. jubilation as president robert mugabe resigns the man who once proclaimed only god will remove me step down after thirty seven years in power so what is next for zimbabwe. saad hariri back home in beirut lebanon as prime minister makes his first official appearance since unexpectedly resigning from abroad will get more. and over a covers up a massive hack data from fifty seven million over customers exposed for the ride sharing company kept it quiet and then paid the hackers to delete the stolen information. someone's going to get to have you with us judges in the hague have found the former bosnian serb army chief wrote coladas you guilty of war crimes crimes against humanity and genocide and they have sentenced him to life in prison the charges were related to the massacre of thousands of muslim bosniak men and boys in the town of srebrenica in one thousand nine hundred ninety five

serbian president has urged his country to look to the future following the conviction of former bosnian serbtenced to life in prison for genocide and crimes against humanity during the bosnian war of the 1990s. the new leader of zimbabwe has told a cheering crowd the country is witnessing the start of a new democracy. emmerson mnangagwa has returned to be sworn in as president on friday. he said his priority was rebuilding the economy and creating jobs for the large numbers of unemployed. an operation by papua new guinea police is under way at the australian refugee camp on manus island. officers say they intend to evict hundreds of refugees and asylum seekers who are refusing to leave. detainees say they fear reprisals from local people if they transfer to other facilities. and many other stories and analysis on the bbc news website and bbc news application. we have a story about d riverless application. we have a story about driverless buses in singapore by 2020. and iphone suppliers stopping illegal overtime. that is good news for those working extremely long hours. more detail on line. n

this is al jazeera these are the top stories the former bosnian serb commander ratko has been sentenced to life in prison for genocide and other crimes during the war in bosnia he was convicted of the massacre of more than eight thousand bosnian men and boys in stripper anita and the siege of sarajevo in which more than ten thousand people died. for having committed these crimes the chamber sentences mr rudd coma each to life imprisonment discomfited delivery of the judgement the chamber stands the judge. thousands of people have gathered outside the residence of lebanon's prime minister saad hariri is back in beirut two weeks after announcing he was standing down while in saudi arabia syria has agreed to delay his resignation after requests from the president to allow more dialogue. going on here with you and we will continue onwards together so we can be the line of defense for lebanon and for the stability of lebanon this gathering today is going to be repeated you'll see me visit every part of lebanon the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson is now calling the running a crisis ethn

and the former bosnian serb army commander, ratko mladic, is convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity during the bosnian war of the 1990s. and on newsnight, we're with philip hammond's deputy, liz truss, to ask some of those awkward questions that emerge on budget days. like does it really help first—time buyers to cut stamp duty, or does it simplyjust push up houses like the experts say? good evening, and welcome to bbc news. the chancellor has delivered his second budget this year, warning that the economy is expected to grow more slowly than previously thought. philip hammond said the forecast for growth this year was being reduced from 2% to 1.5% with successive downgrades over the following years. despite that mr hammond has found more money for the nhs committing £2.8 billion over three years to the overstretched health service in england. on housing, stamp duty will be abolished for first—time buyers of homes up to £300,000 in england, wales, and northern ireland. and on brexit, he's setting aside £3 billion to be spent on plans for leaving the european union. 0ur poli

the former bosnian serb army commander, ratko mladic, has been found guilty of genocide and crimes againstity committed during the bosnian war in the 1990s. a tribunal in the hague ruled that he bore significant responsibility for the killing of 8,000 muslim men and boys at srebrenica and the siege of sarajevo, during which more than 10,000 civilians were killed. from the hague, our special correspondent allan little sent this report, which does contain some distressing images. mr mladic, sit. it has been the most emotionally charged of all the trials this court has heard. meradic, if you... mladic demanded a halt to the hearing because of his high blood pressure. when thejudge refused, mladic was led out yelling obscenities. curtains down, mr mladic will be removed from the court room. in his absence, thejudge carried on. the crimes committed rank among the most heinous known to human kind and include genocide and extermination as a crime against humanity. mladic committed genocide at srebrenica in 1995, there his men rounded up or hunted down 8,000 men and boys, some as young as 12, and

lot it will face life in prison for genocide war crimes and crimes against humanity the former bosnian serb army chief was found to have led the slaughter of eight thousand muslim men and boys that's weapon it's a and the siege of the bosnian capital sorry a vote where more than ten thousand civilians were killed these were some of the darkest days in recent human history and the calls for justice and reconciliation there after they rang loud the tribunal which sought to do just that will close its doors later this year what lessons about international justice will follow in its wake and has there really been reconciliation coming up we will ask one of the court's architects first a look at lot of his reign of terror. in july one thousand nine hundred five it stood before the cameras in the u.n. designated safe zone of srebrenica and assured bosnian muslims that no one would come to harm. twenty two years later he was sentenced to life in prison by the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia for the genocide that saw nearly eight thousand muslim boys and men from the typho

averred a jew in the war crimes trial of former bosnian serb military leader. accused of genocide. and sammy this is al jazeera live from dollhouse so coming up the lebanese prime minister is back home sadly the attends independence day celebrations more than two weeks after his shock resignation in saudi arabia. i lived very well and. i believe this is a generation of. celebrations as zimbabwe embraces a new era without president robert mugabe and the tension shifts to the former vice president who is expected to be sworn in as a bob ways a new leader. u.n. war crimes tribunals is set to deliver its verdict in the trial of former military leader had come alive which he was the commander of the bosnian serb army during the conflict in the early ninety's malaria chiz charged with genocide over the massacre at srebrenica and more than eight thousand muslim men and boys were killed shortly will cross over to david chase through since revelator first let's get the view from the hague you can see the picture in the middle there of the call that's when the barker is standing by live for

represents the survivors cry former bosnian serb command rocko malott it she is found guilty of genocide war crimes he's sentenced to life imprisonment lebanese prime minister saad hariri addresses supporters outside his home after putting his resignation on hold. and i'm far as riled all the day sporting including barcelona i a spot in the knockout round in the champions league they need at least a draw eventis to clinch a laugh sixteen place. the man who will become the next president of zimbabwe says the country is witnessing a new stage of democracy vice president. made the comments to thousands of cheering supporters in the capital harare following the resignation of robert mugabe after thirty seven years in power. i don't really see. you i mean phone need to focus. on. the weight of your money this sosa's makes said brown only on this. one. president former president ok. you know. we've. always always said see. our sleeping he. was. well let's cross to free the melody who is life for us and harare i mean you are listening to the whole speech how different did he sound to his predec

former bosnian serb leader radovan carrot it was another big catch for the court the leader of the serbian democratic party in bosnia was finally arrested in two thousand and eight after over a decade on the run he faced eleven charges including war crimes and genocide and was convicted in twenty sixteen right clone lavage the former bosnian serb general was found guilty just this week of war crimes crimes against humanity and genocide and sentenced to life in prison the tribunals despite its controversies has laid the groundwork for other current and future war crime prosecutions. ahead tribunal is important in the context of the foundation of other war crimes tribunals which really found their feet in the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia such as a tribunal for rwanda one tree east timor sierra leone and also for the establishment of the international criminal court. it's been more than two decades since the conflict ended but the scars remain. where u.s. president donald trump said that the u.s. will quote handle the latest ballistic missile test by north korea h

so-called butcher of bosnia faces a life sentence for genocide roughed up a lot it's the former bosnian serb warlord is accused of ethnic cleansing in the one nine hundred ninety s. a verdict is due at the u.n. war crimes tribunal this morning across live to our correspondent in the hague also coming up. jubilation as president robert mugabe resign man who once proclaimed only gold will remove me steps down after thirty seven years in power so what next for zimbabwe at last our correspondent in the capital harare. and tubers coverup of a massive hack data of fifty seven million customers were exposed to the ride helaine firm kept quiet and then paid the hackers to did leak the stolen information. hello i'm terry march and thanks for joining us. in zimbabwe people are celebrating after president robert mugabe announced his resignation the shock announcement ended nearly four decades of rule it followed a tumultuous week the soul a military takeover a mass demonstrations and a desperate move gabay clinging to power in the face of the impeachment proceedings . to me and relief on the streets of

these bosnian serbs in the capital, belgrade, came out to support the general.igns of europe, not criminal. translation: we came out to say thank you in possibly his most difficult time so he knows the serbian people have not forgotten him. serbia remembers its heroes. whatever the verdict of the un court, he is a hero for them. a war hero who defended them from the threat of genocide. in the years since the genocide that ratko mladic ordered, memorials have been built and maps redrawn and new nations have been created. by the age—old rivalries live on. —— but. police in papua new guinea are reported to have put around a0 refugees and asylum seekers onto buses at a former australian detention centre in manus island and sent them on to other destinations. the asylum seekers have been refusing to move, saying they fear reprisals from the local population if they are transferred. joining me now is our correspondent, hywel griffith, who is in sydney. he has been following on from the beginning. real intensification of the stand—off that has been ongoing for more tha

former bosnian serb general what came about it has been found guilty of war crimes and genocide the seventy three year old orchestrated the massacre of eight thousand muslim men and boys in trepanning set in one thousand nine hundred five. and lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has agreed to delay his resignation on to a request from the president michel aoun hariri return to lebanon on tuesday. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson has called the revenge a crisis i think cleansing following his visit to me and mall last week he says those responsible for the atrocities in rakhine state should be held accountable well in jordan has more from washington d.c. . the u.s. announcement on wednesday that it believes ethnic cleansing is happening in iraq state in me and maher is remarkable the announcement from the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson comes barely three months after the military started a crackdown on an armed were hanged a group which the military says was responsible for carrying out terrorist attacks . washington has long said that david l. has the right to ensure national s

court have begun reading out the ruling in the trial of the bosnian serb military leader right. now lot of has been charged with war crimes crimes against humanity and genocide a model chad's been in court today to hear the ruling on his heart just many of which relate to the massacre of thousands of muslim bosniak men and boys in the town of in one thousand nine hundred five the massacre was carried out by serb troops under his command and our reporter catherine martin's is standing by outside the courthouse in the hague for us hi catherine good to see you so the verdict as it is being a read out what have we been hearing and what is the sentence that reichl is facing . so the judge a started was an enumeration of facts regarding the valar crimes. on the one side to the regarding the seats of sarajevo on the other hand regarding. massacre regarding the siege of sarajevo first of all the charges found that crimes against humanity committed out after the geneva conventions geneva conventions are essentially a list of do's and downs when it comes to armed conflict so this is the f

with me is the former representative of the president of the bosnian serbs radovan karadzic during his at the hague. we were talking earlier about the possible sentence that ratko mladic might have radovan $522 ~— ki. “inf-f: karadzic had a counterpart radovan karadzic had a sentence not of life imprisonment but ratko mladic‘s sentence is a life imprisonment. i think that is the big surprise for the day, the verdicts are not surprising, the same as radovan karadzic was convicted of but a more significance sentence. certainly not practically because any short sentence would be life but to go beyond the a0 years given to radovan karadzic indicates that probably for reasons we will never completely no, it indicated to thejudges he was more culpable. it may have been that he was the military commander and the commander having more on the ground control of the soldiers should have done more to prevent this. it may be that they found his genocidal intent is to be even clearer than four radovan karadzic. it is interesting for me that thejudge read out karadzic. it is interesting for me that t

the former bosnian serb army commander ratko galactic has been jailed for life. war of the 1990s. the budget dominates. the government's goal of balancing the budget is looking increasingly remote. the previous conservative chancellor george osborne had pledged to eliminate the deficit — the difference between what the government earns and what it spends — to zero by 2015. then it was kicked back to 2025. now even that is in doubt. the budget has revealed that borrowing over the next five years will, on average, be higher than previously forecast. andy verity explains. it wasn't really philip hammond who had the biggest influence, it was robert choate, the man who makes predictions about how quickly the economy will grow. before the financial crash, each worker will produce about 2% more than they get before. for years, mr choate expected the growth and productivity to return, but it did not. now he has been forced to admit it will not happen. the basicjudgment we have to make about productivity is what weight do you put on this unusually weak period that we've se

you go past a bosnian community a person a muslim community they're all still around they're all still frozen in the conflict ignoring each other and the towns that are controlled by the serbs here and they'd say this is not genocide they refused to contemplate any idea of militants being found guilty of that they say he's still a hero whereas the bosnian muslim communities that i've been seeing really really so depressing those who've been brave enough to return to get back into their houses are surrounded by neighbors who are no longer there by houses that have got so many dead in them so. this is never going to end. for these people they've already got a life sentence and they want to see my getting a life sentence as well david at the moment thank you correspondent. is in the capital belgrade how is this all being reported that. a great deal of attention is being paid to the reading of the verdict. here in serbia especially. in the last few days but they did in. the indictment they didn't write about the crimes the. army of republic of. committed in bosnia-herzegovina they don't write about genocide. and i will show you the front page of some papers here in serbia that

plus a verdict due in the war crimes trial of former bosnian serb military leader. q used of genocide. is back in beirut two weeks after announcing his resignation while in saudi arabia how do these attending lebanon's independence day celebrations president michel aoun has refused to accept the prime minister's resignation believing it was done on the juris previously said harry was being detained by saudi authorities but has denied the accusations. is live for us in beirut so tell us about his presence there and what capacity in the shop in the parade and what does that tell us about his political status right now. you sunny. as the prime minister. i think that's capacity that is he's attending the right of the moderating the independence day along with president michel i will. speak at a mall about to be about it so the top leadership hope he's here today and told them this is a crucial moment they would like to showcase unity of this very delicate moment for the country. now that he's back in lebanon the take us through the political process that has to happen n

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tribunal sentences the former bosnian serb commander to life in prison for atrocities he committed during the bosnian war. and is germany in a national crisis will not according to german defense minister bristle up on their alliance w.'s caught up with her to get her take on the uncertainty plaguing german politics in the wake of failed coalition talks. and also coming up stories of unimaginable suffering we hear from a group of ivorian migrants whose return home after experiencing the force of modern day slavery in libya. the rock a very. warm welcome zimbabwe's former vice president emerson ganga hauser arrives back home in preparation to take power after president robert mugabe shock resignation all a short while back he addressed his supporters outside the headquarters of the ruling zanu p.f. party let's listen to what he had to say. the hardest. day. is. getting home. while journalists are rainbow who joins us from harare for more re a rousing speech there by emerson is this what people wanted to hear. yes thank you for having me and this means their work their people wanted to hear

the former bosnian serb military commander has been found guilty on ten of eleven counts ranging from genocide to crimes against humanity and murder let's take you live to the hague my colleague neve barker neve let's just rewind by ten minutes or so what's the court been saying. well it has been a very lengthy proceeding it started of course with the judge summing up all of the eleven. counts that mullard it faced in the last ten minutes or so the judge has now come to deliver a verdict on each of these accounts the first count of genocide a not guilty verdict was followed by guilty verdict for genocide the second count a multiple guilty verdicts on counts of crimes against humanity and war crimes including murder what we've seen in the last few minutes kind of emotional scenes here people who have been inside the court including some of the representatives of the mothers of srebrenica the david have been talking about eventually come out of the court some of them in tears it's been a long twenty two year wait since the end of the war in the former yugoslavia for justice this is one

former bosnian serb army commander. has been handed a life sentence for his role in atrocities committed during the bosnian war lot of it was found guilty on ten counts of eleven or ten of eleven counts rather excuse me including war crimes genocide and crimes against humanity he was sentenced to by un court in the hague and a lot of it was in command of the bosnian serb army all of the height of the bosnian conflict between one thousand nine hundred two in one thousand nine hundred six taking part in this siege of the bosnian capital sarajevo he was also found responsible for ordering a series of persecutions and exterminations across many other bosnian towns including srebrenica where thousands of muslims mostly men and young boys were slaughtered by his troops and you the victims have not been identified to this day and serbia while condemning the killings has never accepted the charge of genocide we discussed the verdict with political analyst john bosnich. this verdict was anticipated even before the court was forme

censuses mr each to life imprisonment being hailed as a milestone for international justice the bosnian serb commander ratko not it gets life for genocide and crimes against humanity also after the united nations now the united states is calling me in modern military action against the range or ethnic cleansing. and palestinian factions reach an agreement that could set the stage for a long postponed elections. so the man who will become the next president of zimbabwe says the country is witnessing a new stage of democracy the former vice president. addressed thousands of cheering supporters in harare on his return from south africa just a day after robert mugabe's resignation. from harare. when a muslim and a god were fled the country two weeks ago he said he would be back to lead his people former president robert mugabe sacked him as vice president so his wife grace could take over in just one week the military seize control resigned on tuesday the man nicknamed the capital returned wednesday and he is now in charge to . me oh you know you only remember this. he revealed there were plans

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